A one of a kind property along the Sycolin Creek is home to a 1777 Stone cottage and a three-level barn that once served as a mill and was built by the Quakers in 1778. The cottage has a charming front porch, it invites you to stop and sit a while as soon as you climb the stone stairs. The creek flows along the side of the cottage about 100 feet away. The trees are so old you can practically hear them telling stories of days gone by. Everything about the cottage is charming; you enter into the "parlor" and are drawn to the wood floors, thick glass windows and stone fireplace. At the back is the kitchen with its sub-zero refrigerator and Bosch dishwasher, you step down and it draws you in with the mix of old and elegantly new. The end wall of the kitchen is a stone fireplace with a wood mantel, it looks as if it once was the area for cooking and now waits longingly for a fire to warm its stones and fill the cottage with the sound and smell of an inviting fire. Out the kitchen door to the back is a patio and the most amazing tree;  all I can think about when I look at it is how I want to stop and climb it, sit among the branches and wonder about what it has seen. Stairs from the parlor take you up to the bedroom where you find two double beds and dressing tables with small chairs. There are window type openings in the room, you'll notice them in the kitchen as well and they no doubt served to allow the heat from the fireplace to warm the upstairs. The bathroom has a stand-alone, claw foot tub and a pedestal sink, a nice soak at the end of a long day is now all you can think about. The cottage is very livable as it is and would be a nice place to live while you turn the immense barn into a showplace of a home. Wood and stone on all three levels. Dates carved in cement plaques on the outside of the building. I was taken by the feel of the barn and it's longing to be useful once again. This isn't my usual description of a property and I thank you for indulging me. I felt so many emotions as I walked through the buildings and walked the grounds of this property. There seemed to be so many stories that needed to be told and an urgency to find that one right person who is meant to hear them. This unique property will no doubt require a special person, one who craves the history, the stories, and the feelings conveyed by a historic home. Are you that special person?

The manager has listed the unit size as 1125 square feet.